Economy, Law & Politics

Addressing the issue of community amenity contributions is commendable, but it might not reduce relatively astronomical fees paid to build housing units

FOI documents reveal plans for security, gifts and protocol

Unemployment rate grows to 5.8% as more people enter workforce.

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh says he doesn’t support luxury condos built on federal land – but condos on municipal land have a different standard

Reason given for the returned money is: "donated to multiple candidates."

Former real estate and immigration lawyer Hong Guo is seeking a review of her disbarment by the Law Society of BC; at the same time, she awaits a sentencing hearing after being found in contempt of court.

The Canadian economy will return to growth in the second half of 2024, with interest rate cuts as early as this spring, according to a new forecast by Deloitte Canada.

Agency has budgeted $300M for new transit centre next to Fraser River

The champagne is gone, the ball has been dropped, and the holiday bills are starting to roll in. That means there's no time like the present to make a New Year's resolution — especially one that might help take some of the sting out of those bills.

A B.C. Supreme Court judge has ordered Burnaby's Gisborne Holdings Ltd. to pay an ex-employee more than $81,000 for wrongful dismissal.